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“Investigators removed over 200 rifles, assault weapons, machines guns and more than 50 hand guns from a row home on the 3600 block of Solly Avenue.”
News media, do you know what an assault weapon is? I don’t think you do. A machinegun? News media, can you tell if it’s a machine gun just by looking at it? No you cannot. There are many semi-auto guns which resemble full auto firearms. News media, are machineguns illegal in PA? No, they are not. Why the word “Arsenal”? Why not the word collection? How does anybody already know if the guns are legally owned or not? I know how the process works and I know it takes a lot longer than 4 days to gather and sort through the info on 250 guns. Unless he had the sales receipt for every single gun right where his buddies could find them there is no possible way that every gun could be determined as legal at this time. I hope they are.

Throwing them around like that is the equivalent of taking someone’s heirloom china and jewelry, and just stacking it in a 55-gallon drum. No big deal if some of it gets broken or lost; it’s only a citizen’s property…

In the long run, people don’t need to fear the ‘street criminals’ getting hold of guns as much as they should fear acceptance of a police-state government; governments around the world consistently murder around 5,000 of their OWN citizens per day, and have done so for the past 100 years, so it’s not just a statistical ‘glitch’ – that makes them about 7 to 10 times more dangerous to their citizens than the criminals, and terrorists out there combined.

Of course, such GENOCIDE only happens in nations who’ve paved the way for a disarmed citizenry, beginning with such “reasonable” things as “registering guns” or “banning military-style firearms”. Thankfully, the U.S. citizenry is armed to the teeth at the present, even if such ‘easy access’ to firearms on the part of criminals makes the hoplophobes and dictator-wannabes get their panties in a wad.

I’m curious as to how seizing firearms from a deceased man’s home is a “Weapons Raid” as the title says at the beginning of the video.

Things might be a little different in Phili, but please explain to me how it is better for humanity or “the children” for the police to confiscate these firearms and throw them in to the back of a pickup like it’s lumber from Home Depot, instead of making sure they go to this man’s family (if he has any). Hate to break any hearts, but this is still America for the time being and we have freedoms here. If they make you uncomfortable, you are free to not exercise them.

Looks to me that somebody found a new way to confiscate guns..
Will the family/estate be reimburst for the value of these guns?
Whats next.. Confication while someone is on vacation or in the hospital?

If they were left to the children in his will there will be problems for the city. All that hardware can be bought on the streets anyway — the people buying (that we’re worried about) aren’t doing it legally anyway.

They were probably seized as a precaution as noted the police believe some guns have already been stolen from this address. There seems to be no family overseeing this home since the man passed away. Do you want all those guns out on the streets of Philadelphia, being used by untrained,maybe underage,possibly mentally deranged individuals, committing crimes! Come on people think alittle….stop thinking the worst and for once imagine your neighborhood with the possiblitiy of all those guns on your street..